JE THÈME following an idea of Ramuntcho Matta

JE THÈME is a plastic proposal – a relationship between the “I” and the “Themes” inhabiting us – inherent to our personal humanity. Nowadays of tumultuous times ; all kinds of subjects dramatically collide. Political, ethical and philosophical tensions actively provoke very naturally a strategy of confusion. Chaotic and deeply confusing times in which each individual is often weighed down with all the miseries of the world.
 

The “theme” is questioning our ability to “associate” rather than “separate”. Softness and tenderness are precisely the fruit of our ability hearing and developing a deep and infinite “comprehension”, “felling” of the difference between our singularities. Thinking ourselves with a certain ambiguity rather than constantly hiding ourselves behind all irrational attacks by clinging to outdated concepts. Yes, today’s Art is in perpetual resonance with primitive art – if inhabited by a similar “essence”.

“JE THÈME” is precisely fundamental.

How to identify themes that can feed our “I” in order to optimizing our capacities to relate and connecting better not only with others but also with the past – in order to participate in the construction of a present carrying bright futures.

Yes, Times are Confusing and Stressful.

Today it is without any doubt up to us embracing thematic, concepts, feelings which will transform our vision of the world, compassion, cultural acceptances and dialogues.

Art is also there for that.

Art is definitely “an open minded” weapons.

Including :

Harriet Raab

Stefan de Jaeger

Francesca Casu

Richard Nonas

Ramuntcho Matta

Botshiva Kanon

C ramiques japonaises

Allan McCollum

Nathalie Campion

Jean Francois Octave

Toshiaki Noda

Luca Vanello